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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m resurrecting this thread because it was profoundly helpful to me in many ways. I’m hoping the OP and contributors are still here. The one thing I still struggle with is activities. If I want to do something and my DH doesn’t, I still do it. Whether by myself or with the kids or friends. But..I’m finding that it makes me feel lonely because what I really want is to be sharing these experiences with a romantic partner. How do I resolve this?[/quote]
One of my best friends has taken the same stance. Her husband made it clear in the early years of marriage that his career was his #1 priority and that she would always come behind it. She’s very religious and believes that absence abuse she would not divorce. So she eventually reprioritized her life and took on a more fulfilling career, pursued hobbies, takes every opportunity to spend time with friends etc. When her husband decides he wants to do something together or travel she is always game and says she enjoys the time she spends together. She just has zero expectations of him. [/quote]
This has worked for me for years but it’s not anymore. [/quote]
What changed?[/quote]

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